First woman to lead Canada's armed forces takes command
Trudeau, who called Carignan "a role model for all Canadians and for the world", has pursued policies designed to boost gender equality since taking office in 2015
OTTAWA - General Jennie Carignan took over as Canada's chief of the defense staff on Thursday in a ceremony that made her the first woman to command the country's armed forces.
Trained as a military
engineer, Carignan has commanded troops in Afghanistan,
Bosnia-Herzegovina, Iraq and Syria during her 35 years in the Canadian
Army. ---More...
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